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Daily Republican., 1887-04-19
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THE KIDS ARE GOING

The great success of our broken lot
sales ot Ladies, Misses and Cblldren'a
X ID Heel Gnd Spring Heel Shoes has In.
duced us TO make additions this week
II you can H. yourself or the children
you will get them at much less than the
usual price.
These are not shopworn or damaged,
but perfect In every particular, aud every
pair warranted.
FOR LADIES;-Fine French Kid But.
tons-PhiladelPhia toe, and common
sense toe and com slon sense heel. Worth
s4.OO; selling for $500.
Fine Mat Kid PHILADELPHIA
toe, and common sense toe and common.
eeusA heel. Worth 81. on; selling at 81. 90
Finest French Lasting, Kid Fox But.
tons-hand 'sewed, made On narrow last,
opera box toe. Worth 81 90; selling al
s.. 30.
Fine French Kid PHILADELPHIA
toe, common sense heel. Worth 81. 30;
selling for s2,75.
Fine French Kid Buttons-Arch instep
Philadelphia toe, common sense he,l
high cut. Real value S3.25; selling iol
81. 80.
FOR MISSES:-Fine French Kid But
tons--Philadelpha toe, high cus. Rca
value 500; selling at 81 90.
Fine French KID Buttons -Philadel
phia toe, common sense heel. Wortl
81 80; selling for FOO.
Fine French Kid Spring Heel-Phila
delphia toe, high cut. Real value $500
selling Tor S2.25.
FOR BIG BOYS:-Fine Calf Button O
Hook shoes, sizes 3 10 B. Worth $500
selling Mt {2jO
Fine Sewed Button or Hooks-Slze
to 5l3. Worth $3.50; selling at S2.00.
! FOR LITTLE BOYS. Fine sewe,
| high cut Button or Hooss-Sizes Ii 10 =
Real value 81 30; selling for t2.o0.
Fine Sewed high cut Button or Hooks
sizes i to =. Real value 500; sellin
for Sl.65.
| FOR CHILDREN:-Finc Kid Sprin
| Heel Button-S.ze 5 to l011, Philadelphia
toe, high cut. Worth Sl.75; selling q
clio.
Fine Kid Spring Heel Button-Size
to ~, Phil Adelphia toe, high cut. Res
value Sl.65; selling for Sl.2J.
II you do not get fitted out Of the bal
gain lois, our regular lines Of footwear ar
full and complete, and the prices lowe
than you would expect.
| RENE MBER-you have the privilcg
to return and exchange or have you
money paid back to you, If you are nc
sail fed with YOUR purchase.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19
DAZZLING LIGHTS LAST NIGHT,


Last evening was one that will be re.
membered for some time To come In tpitc
Of the heavy rain and threatening storm:
mothers urged their husbands, daughters
some other girls brother and Young men
some other fellows sister to accom- pany
them to the scene OF splendor. The two
one.hundred candle power incandescent
lights that hang from the buildinE of
the "Grand Central Depot" are perfect
beauties and the goods displayed in the
two show windows give every persp on a
chance to convince themselves that tie
generous proprietor OF the famous cloth
ing house is doing just as he ad ver,ises.
Boys suits can be seen In the window for
the astonishing sum OF 81 co; cashmere
suits well made and trimmed for 81 30,
and from those prices up to the very
finest grades, and every person anticipat.
ing making a purchase should under
no consideration fail to patronze the de
serving and enterprising proprietor OF
the Grand Central Depot" northwest
corner of Fifth aud Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19
The German fair.

The German fair for the benz lit of the
Library Association opened IN German
Hall last evening, and was well attended.
The hall is tasteiully decorate with ever
greens, and Oh one side with Tho colors
of the United States, and on the Other
with those of Germany. There are
several booths, with a large number of
fancy ard ornamental articles which will
be Glanced of, or sold. III the centre OF
the room there is fountain and AN
az darium, surrounded by potted plants,
all OF which are In bloom. The de1Drat.
ing WAS done by Joseph r. Walter, Henry
lschoor and Henry Zimmerman, and re-
4 fleets great credit on Their skill. The
fIrst Regiment Band was present Las
evening and discourscd excellent music.
but there will be change in the pro-
gramme every night There is q mag
sniiiecnt set OF harness, which Is being
contested fer by Dir. Hertle and w. II.
Mehler and also a gentleinan's gold
watch two ladies watches and fine rold
| ring, to be voted for. The fail is wen
worth visit, and those VINO attend " II
be sure to spend pleasant evening.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19
LOaiing In Kent-s Warehouse.

hshl,s large storage warehouse, AZ
oue ioot OF orange street, seems TO pos
cess great attraction for tramps and
oums' ana complaints are continually
oeihg made To tho officers about their
trespaesing on the promises. Yestsr
nay James Butcher, Daniel Kennedy,
marry Woeiwith and Harry Hazel
were round In tho building and taken
70 ponce STATION. The two first named
were IN search OF work, and had gone
10 .here 10 get out OF the Iain. but they
we're evidently known to the Judge
who imposed q fine o. s. and costs on
tach' nary Woelwith ard Harry
I1szsl, tne other two men, plead drunk.
enhess hho were hneC I'll and costs each.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19
TU0 HsArsea ISillsd

Last evening as man WAS driviIg
pair Of valuable horses belonging to VI.
1. Du Point ~ Co., along Pennsy lvanik
avenue near Clayton street, they fsI!
into u trench, which has bsen dug Up
that thoroughfare for the purpose IL
laying q terra Gotta Grain pipe, amp
broke their necks The accident Oh
Cured yearly In front OF Mr.. Taylor
Gause's house, aud IL Is said that there
were no danger signals displayed, a.
Required by law. 1t Is stated by thoae
In n position to know, TINT there was n
pole ~ Gay tou street from which rcd
light WAS displayed several nights laFs
week, but that the light was not there
last night. If 1t had been, any che
driving oct from the city toward Clay.
ton street could rot have seen l.. ~ d
that there WAS nothing on PENNEY lva
MIA avenue to prevent An accident, OK
cept the dirt which had bsen excavaibd
from the trench.
A member Of Council said this morn.
ing that compliant was made TO hl
about the dangerous condition of t4ts
Ip ace, and the fact tina; there were no
warning sisnals displayed ut night,
about Elk weeks ag0, ana that he call
| the attention OF Street Con- missi on or
| McCioskey to the matter. A few days
later the com missioner informed him
that he had called upon the contractors
for doing the work, and that they said
no lights were needed. IL is probable
that the accident will result ia anotbe;
suit az Ainst the city, AZ IL was clear y
the duty of the officials to ses that the
law in relation TO danger signals wa,
euforced, notwithstanding the opinion
of the CONTRACTORS. The hois are
wedsed IN the trench no tight that don
slderable trouble will be experienced II
getting them out. The driver was un
Injured, but Is said to have left To-
parts unknown.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19
At the Academy of Music.

The Academy OF Music was W ell fill
ed last night - witness the new Play
" On the Rio Grsnde." The sccnes OF
this drama are laid along the Mexican
border, but there Is pra!seworthy ab-
sence OF the blood and thunder element
generally considered inseparable in
plays of this kind. The plot ia well
connected, with vein of comedy run
ming through sufficient to relieve the
.sombIe shades. The characters are all
we'll taken, and the performance all
through very satisfactory. 1t will be-
presented evary night this week, aud
to morrow, Friday and Saturday after
moons.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19

The Daughters Of Conference of TIE
A. q. M. P. Church will give glass
entertainment on Thursday evening.
the 21st met, In the lecture room Of the
church, for the benefit OF the Confer
ence. They eOiicit the patronage OF
their friends and the public in geperal,
Each purchaser OF ticket will receive
q glass dish t!led with refreshments
There will also be refresh ments IL
abundance. Cards OF adm ission, q
cents.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19

WTAETEn-AaENT EITHER sen,
w 'lo,OO0 at once; grand ipIentionfbcoo
sold first 80 days. Royal picnic while IL
Royal Dep {. chicago. Ill. k19 l0td 2twa
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19
The Dilemma of the Ameer

LoNpoN, April lS.-The ANGER OF
Afghantistau, in refusing to comply with
arequest from the Governor Of Badakshan
Tor 1900 troope, fearing Russian at
tack, says that he must concentrate every
soldier IN the army around Herat, where
an attack is expected daily. He savs
English help may come too late or not at
all, as the British Government may select
Candahar as the first place to stop the
Russian advance.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19

II is reported that several gentlemen
CT this city will attend the sale OF
horses 1T Media en- Thursday, As the
parties who purchased OF the former
sale Of Mr. Hill are 30 well pleased that
they are led TO think that they may be
equally fortunate. The train which
leaves tbjs city at 030 a. III. will be
met at Chester by q hack, aud the
roads being good the ride across the
country will be q pleasant one, and the
COMPANY equally pleasant.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19
DOS.

George W.Oltlip and Ed ward Forrest
have leased the building on tire corner
OF + fifth ard Market streets, Pui!aGsl
pdia. which they op=n as q sa!ooa and
res 2urant.
There viii be e meeting OF the Y. NJ. T.
I this evening" al their headquarters
Eighth ana Market streets, a 7.5j o
.cioCh.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19
a Singular Chicken.

A hen belonging to Mrs. Love, No.
4o3 Tstrslt street, WAS killed few
days ago, when il was found that abe
contained q coz pletely TO- Iu ed chicken
with down on It's rtck and head, as
gell az tome two dozen small eggs.
Sac psd be1ou.e so 10 that the exgs
:eIe +. ann. n her ana beEcetne unu-
sal lrtcat'o.. Ct the lutautile progeny.
The trask IL Tue tow ,ine was deemed
20 strange as to be wcIthy OF mention.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19
Election of Omoers.

At the regular stated meeting held
last night by Canton, Delaware, No. |
Patriarchs Militant, l. o o. F., tn.
following Cficers were elected for the
ensuing year Captain, r. Shake.
pear; lieut snant, j. NJ. Whisford en-.
sign, A. r.. Fell; c'erk. G. c. Nailor
accountant, K. r. Morrow.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19
designation of a EtatlrOsd SuperInten


mr. l.. A. Bower, who for the past q
gears has been connected with the vii.
ming'oD 81 Northern Railroad, has re.
sig ned his position az general freight
aad passenger agent, for the purpose OF
becoming connected with the clothing
firm CT j. Z. Muliin & Son. The resia.
nation will take tffect May /.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19

VIM FL. Vanderford, Esq, Editor OF
the Democratic Advocate, Westmip.
ster, Md, writes that he has used DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup and knows it 60 ne
q good medicine. Buy it. Try il. =;
cents.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19

Irh' haVahaueb, aided by select
'" unpor Vi singers Will live vocal and
, aH concert IN 81. PAtrick's
NV 90 "usement, 10 morrow evening.
are more tasteinlly decorated and hand.
'oief 'ns" heretofore. AL are invited.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19
At tho Rink,

1olo VII, De the attraction a. the rink
W a ,h Ine TIDE should bd crowded,
'no shne WILL DC well contested for
" WIG CLUBS GaRe commence at 8
o.oeh. ane ana Social Club will
no ekat'hs aho dancing carnival on
nui"uay evening. Skating until $50
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19
4. o. ID 7 z G. Y
NEW Grocery Store .

Gea. q. raylor, formerly with y. 5. Mid
diet1n, has oLcped u nrst-class vroceTy store
20 the northeast coILoe Of THIrd aEa King
slresls, and G,uckoi - with an excellf mt as.
aortnen. 0; hne gro Nriss, wai,h his 1871 sell
ing At the lowest caan prices. lie invites
his tIieuig and the puoilc 10 give bin 0 call
ala.6t uECR9 q. TAYLOR.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19
Fish and Oysters.

D. A. Powell, Washington Market,
corner Fourth and Washington s1Ia' g.,
and 308 Madison street; up.river Lad
from my OWE nets, fresh every Ga9, L,
we'll as all other varieties of the fAns
tribe. and also oysters, clans, etc etc
Telephone call 423.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19

a, Menu doore, who ia employed at the
"a su'soh street Stables. was kicked 90
oho mp iast evening by aorrel mare
~ anu no GAG ly hurt that he is no. able 10
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19
TaInnnraE cnI.ertnre

The Lev. j, c. Lanhsr7, pas.o- Of
Green Hill Presbyterian Ghntch. viii
deliver temperance teo,ure "a, II.
RoEeoy reading roola next SATURDAY
evening, and q corlia invitation ~ ex
tended 10 IL! 10 attend.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19
do To

TAYLOR & Fnllerton's. 302 Kirg street,
for q vial OF Hance's Mandrake Pellets.
They will cure headache, constipation,
20. Are Email, read : walioHed. aud
last the thing fox child:e1.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19

FoR GILT EDGED BUTTER, somr-
thing very fire, go to stall 50S, 4th AL
Washington itreet market, every We'd
nes1ay and Saturday, Price 400. per Id.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19

Whrn, ~. wac slcE, we gave her Castoria,
vgi,.n L. ~ !" a Cnili, si!e cried Tor Castoria
rncm ~, e., I', aine MISS, she chung to Ca5torIt
tnri. ."NN Shi'"ten, she-g w them Cas-
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19

The greatest bargain shown yet. A
fsiT sized, al iiuen towel, l0c. Pure
liz FL towelinCe, o. &. Wcrrell, $40
and o!2 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19

can be saved by buying footwear mi
week at the Family Shoe House, No
206 Msrkes street, above Ssoond, Be
ad yer tiEemeut.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19

This morning,s
raianed at the cli;ss,
trespase, and The .rlss
for some tine ID. \.
Washington Fln C.,x
very m1ch snnuyagr
men who make h. N
place OF resor; aIA!l all
and night, i:tqu,nlly y,
aud creating dlsu,,,s
memb ees are bl,nsi. y
warned 10 stay sn,
standing thai, til, y,.,, |
the house last SuaiiJ III
q warrant was ials n
He plead sli,,yna.al
fined g and cot... hid
OF the company to Esz
ders Until the nliRlx I'd
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19

Tomorrow promises to nc lair and
watmer. Similar conditions viii p-oDl
bly, plevail ca Thursday.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19

Powell las some very fine Delaware
chad ant Il lot Of herring. as wei az
superb Delaware rock, catfish, ETC., on
his gtal.s il the Third stree market.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19
rair Bat RI

who a1 Is quite taa l,, y, y
trail. was c cha &, saai
gesslon Of ihs q ~. NV sbs
r res. TESTIFIED tsa; 10 W. W.
Ire. E. r. ;s I,,' ;s; & '!.ssss;,''3
the hall. Sae !, cas- ssss
statement, au'
and costs. .r~1
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19
VIII 30 to NsE


Ore day las. Ne'.
Jr, vas caa'ssd VII, !. Y
the city court, t9' !. ~ =
ytop irllRiHe ate an
10, Of with a wsipils :,
crossed afslG Will "a,
DC dned s. saa oo 4..,
IDENTIFY Dc forgot y. W, wan ,
rlorlor. y tfaaS ns r., !.
woke up .h:s 1o; ~ ~
ia 0 cell. Wasn ~ >, ~ ,s
docB he tried hs;l . y ~
of no a89. ss the p'o Iai's,
co costs wos imposed y Eh .'t
70 New Cas-. e fo' w
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19

oraciug all ths p :. M
on tho peninsula, ,.,''S's
Md, All the ' cs",s, \
nat nation in This city ,''I.
AMI the opening :,, ,,r
ed by tho ReSv. AZ, A
moderator E.v. I,,s y
incspacitslei tt,,,., \
question ,ubmIttsc h, 4.
sem bly, by whic. y ~ =
aoied to &C, as modem M,
.cries, synots ald AMY
WIN be consideita % NJ
Com nmissiouers viii 4"
the Genera Assem-, !,
Omaha, May 70. Imn
upon the qua!ol \
status Of the ,yuod n,
resentaiive bod, % MI
4 ganizatlon. Tia r.'s
mittees. will b ~.
am!ned.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19

Go to Ii. e. Dennis, 702 L !pg street.
or your millinery.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19
eil'l ~

The Rev. DE- Gs,a.'a.Isa,
p pc csIis: s' s' a.:::5;, g'ssSs ~
he ;1s l''i IL sn S. d, : .,,,,.'ss'
d dec. SCI, ed Bishop sI ~ al {
term q j, io ia ,ssss' o
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19
We, ARE

Showing an elegant
inc Of Boys and Chill
dgen's Clothing; also
Mems and Y Dung
Mems Dress and Bust
acss Suits, in I and A.
button getaways and in
straight front and cuta-
way sacks, made from
newest styles Of cassl-
mcres and cloths. All
Of our goods arc nicely
trimmed and fit to
perfection.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19

Cranor Il Go. have a full line @
ladies' muu.iu underwear.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19
Eok Rent,

NOR Rent.
No. so+ Della ware ave, Il rooms ard con.
venlences.
No. Soa Delaware ave-, II rooms anu con.
ven iences.
Noe. l-CS and Ell Wes. Seventh stroet
8 roUn3.
store and dwelling a. 2nd and TaaBuren
streets.
No. sol Chestnut street, snitable 70,
a bakery. u. I POOLE,
aiae0d n 30 Market ct.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19
Fifth EDI1


m, 'hta,itf..
TT The ch',te, p, ,'q
Lsgis ature f., ','se Asi,
with vessel. in p,,.Iasn,
for a piIot L - 'o' b u
Delaware B, S''S S p'as
d,issa'l.tacliaao ia "a, I e.aa
Is GAINED ia, u ~ 'saisaq
tent, esp c,a.i 'on oa ,rI
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19

Use ClowaEd's TX L Ne allie Paint.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19

Use Olowasd's l. X l.. Ma allic Paint.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19

1t the REPUBLICAN Office t. day, in tue
lhade:
O'clock 10 O'Clock II o'cloel,
81 az q
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19
pcslne's 5 ~

r, oil trades, by ! Co. III
r. 7. Cow ~ s,rest
West Tenth ~ 10 e.ds1
an opportunity TlipsIl y
in their i.1e' csespd
Paint ia Tie al. lN
tsfactlcl' -
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19

NkyANTED-A YOUNG LADY ~
w learn trade; nooe under II years -
age need Apply. Address Miiiiner, TINS g.. OF
h:o. alp ~
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19

RS EOAASS GOAT NM
w pant maker at No. bl3E Mer1et es'
ai9 2ct TEORP & BAChEh.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19

YXJANTED-A BOY TO MAKE Him
w self generally useful ut ROSiN
fRU.. 40 " est 2nd street Oall ats o'cio'A
p. m. or 3 O'Clock o. 10,
Daily Republican., 1887-04-19

NyANTED - GIRLS FOR HOUSE
w work to 20 70 Newark, Bellows.
Newpor: AMI Rising sun. Apply az tns
Wilmington Intelligence Ohico, ooS O,sns'
street. sl9zl'
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A Lost Car Found.

UVtdhd EtDhbte1H. =. p. lli AZ MAN, 3j
:. A very angular LOGS and recovery 90.
ouyrod recently on the Union Pacific near
Lsrsmie. A apeoial freight, running pas.
eenger time, broke In two on the hill and
the front section ran around sharp curve
40 fact that It whipped Of the rear car,
filed With choice Chinese silks, into the
pulch, where 1t disappeared from eigh. In
the heavy brush. The break was SO clean
that the two sections were coupled
together without tina single cars OBJ.
uence being noticed. For two months that
car lay tbsre while the entire road was
being searched far and near for 1t. Tho
other day cowboy rode into a small sta.
ton on tho line and casually asked when
they were going TO clear up that wreck
down In tho glilch. The agent knew OF
no wreck, aud thought the cowboy was
foolipg with him, but al. last, convinced
no Was In earnest, went with him to tho
epot. There, at tho bottom Of a very deep
ill, behind q huge pile Of boulders and q
mass Of Hage brush, lay the missing car,
No. 90. It was resting on its eide, and
strange enough the trucks we're in proper
place. The doors were sealed, and there
wau nothing beyond q fOw bruises and
dents in the roof and sides to show tina.
there had been any rough treatment OK.
perienced, ssail1 5,7.5+} -. 4,
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H 40 D. % &. a a = 3
he pleased anywhere In the Union;
and tho Southern man has in this had o
decided advantage over the Northern
man, whose freedom, has shrunken as u
was exposed to the no. glare Of ultra
Southern prejudice and methodo. As to
political Influence, the South has had
more Of It than It had before the war,
more In Congress, more in Democratic
counaels and moro in the Electoral Col.
lege. lt' ~ n.
General Jackson Ia one Of tho men
whom President Cleveland chose to repro.
sent this country abroad. Il! was not no.
liced that he appeared in Mexico with q
yoke OF Roman Bnbiugatlon on his neck
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DoctnrhI lsllla.

Nearly all diseaues originate rom mac.
ton of tho liver, and this especially the
case with chills and fever, intermitting ie.
vere, and nalarial diseases. To savs doc.
tors bills and ward off disease tako Sim.
mons Liver Regulator, a medicine that
Increases in popularity each year, and has
become the most popular and beat en-
dorsed medicine in the market for the
cure oliver or bowel Diseases. Telegraph,
Dubuque, Io,gu, II. " s MwFIw :.
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AssIaNEE,s SALE.
A SSIGNEE's SALE
Valuable Real Estate in the City
Of Wheeling.

BY. virtue Of a Deed OF Assignment made by
Jacob Berger and s. Sue Berger his wife, TO me as
7sS gnee. 6a'ed tho nh day OF September, a. D..
recorded In tho oaiee oil tho CLERK Of The County
Court Of Ohio county, West Virginia, In Decd .!
Trust Book No. &c. l will sell at public auction
ut tho front door Of the Court House OF raid
county, on ~ iis.ssfIs ss5sz17fF :.
WEDNESDAY, tho 10th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1857,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, II not sold at ps
n tho cR
aioretaid, being bounded and described a. follows
to'wit Lots tortyth'ce (i3, !oftyfour ~ md the
westerly hall Of lot forty.Gye Isl on Zanes lsAud
IN inst rass q the city o. wheeling laid gu! and
Ebsnezer Zane, being the same properly heretofore
conveyed 70 Jacob Berger one OF the parties Of the
Inst part, by Daniel Peck and John u. Pcndleou
special commissioners In the cbancery cause
West Virgins. wherein Clan V. McNuity and ".
A.. McSulty, her husband, we.e plaintiffs, and
Jemcs n Ewing and Others were dctcndanis. Mary
EWlng Joining 10 said conveyance by deed made
the 30Ih Gay 81 April, 1917. and duly recorded IL
tho Office 81 tho Ccrk Of the County Court oil Ohio
county, West Virginia, In Decd Book No. &C, page
The above described real estate, to wit; Lots
- ~ and westerly hall Of lot IS, situate Oh
land street, Wheeling Island, will DO offered
Iot SAFE as whole or IN patcels. On the westerly
hall Of Lot No. A there Is Il iiue twostory brick
dwelling house, now occupied by J. b. shep-
Terms OF SALE OF the above described real c..
tate: One third OF the purchase money or 80 much
more as the purchaser may elect cash Oh the day
q sale; 0ne-third thereof with interest IN one
year, ana the residue thereof and Interest In Two
years from day Of sale. tho purchaser to give bis
notes with good security for the deferred pay
men@, and The legal title to be retained Al further
security. &3Etl Sy7ri,EsEe r
WILL ALSO. m III further notice, o1er at private
SAG the stock Of merchandise, consisting 9!
Lcather, shoe Findings, Sadlery Hardware, SAD
lery, Blankets, Robes, Whips aud all other s!oef'
goods and personsl properly, at Wholesale o, r..
TAI, now contained IN tho building. No. 1882 ala
street; the said stock oil merchandise, above DC
ssribed, being the same conveyed 70 nc Is u,
s'gnee by Jacob Berger, In the above mentioned
deed Of assignment. = -
IermS Of tale Of personal property, cash in hand
=, ,llstsa'iSJ j. v. l. RODGERS, Assignee
W. H. HALIER. Auctloueer. sa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-28
/. Gen. JncksuI.'s Speech ut the Macon Oelc
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/. Gen. JncksUI.'s Speech ut the Macon Oolc.
bration.
The speech CT Gen. Jackson at Macon
reads like leaf torn form ante.war his
tory. It ia the sort Of the thing that used
!. to be heard from Southern speakers on
the stump and in Congress-. It is the
declaration Of the old doctrine on which
tho Southern leaders mlsled the Southern
people into taking up arms against the
Union. Z. IA 5
I! is also the revival in extreme Ian.
guago Of y doctrine which was supposed
to have been settled for all time, and get.
tied favorably to The Union cause, in the
surrender at Appomatto1. The reaurrect
this worn out thing at this day, to exhibit
1t ns part Of the stage effects OF reception
to Jefferson Davip, ia q cruel attemp. to
nlislead the Southern young men Of to.
day as their fathers were inhaled a quarter
OF century ago. -
These young men will not repeat the
error Of their iathers, but il they give
heed to the insane rawlings and impossible
prophecies of Jackson, they will go
through lie with poisoned minda, looking
for tho restoration Of the Confederacy and
feeling that they have no real part in the
greatness Of this Republic. All the jack
cons in the South cannot breed another